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10.04.2018 Viewed: 77
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SKIN TONE EMOJI BOOST INCLUSION ON SOCIAL MEDIA, STUDY SHOWS
Emojiwith darker skin tones are helping people feel included on social media, researchers have found, as they call for even more diversity in the little cartoons.
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THIS POUCHED RAT CAN SNIFF OUT TUBERCULOSIS IN KIDS
Rats, apparently, can smell tuberculosis.
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WEIRD NEUTRINOS CAN'T QUITE EXPLAIN MATTER'S HUGE RIDDLE YET
Deep below a mountain in Italy, in the coldest cubic meter of the known universe, scientists are hunting for evidence that ghostly particles called neutrinos act as their own antimatter partners.
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WORLD'S 'HOTTEST CHILLI' GIVES MAN FIVE WEEKS OF EXCRUCIATING HEADACHES
Eating one of the worlds hottest chillies can cause five weeks of headaches, scientists have warned after a man was hospitalised.
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MEN AND WOMEN EQUALLY GOOD AT SCIENCE, BUT MEN THINK THEY’RE BETTER
Well, actually...
10.04.2018 Viewed: 69
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WORLD’S MOST VALUABLE AI STARTUP ALSO HAPPENS TO BE PART OF “THE WORLD’S BIGGEST SYSTEM OF SURVEILLANCE”
SenseTime has already partnered with various branches of the Chinese government.
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CAN HUMANS CONCEIVE IN SPACE? NASA SENT SPERM TO THE ISS TO FIND OUT
Getting knocked up in space might be possible after all.
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A MAN ATE THE 'WORLD'S HOTTEST' PEPPER. THEN THE 'THUNDERCLAP' HEADACHES STARTED
Biting into the "hottest pepper in the world" sounds painful enough. But for one man, the daring feat resulted in excruciating headaches, known as "thunderclap" headaches, according to a new report of his case.
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PREHISTORIC SEA MONSTER WAS NEARLY THE SIZE OF A BLUE WHALE
About 205 million years ago, a ginormous sea monster — so large it was nearly the size of a modern blue whale — swam through the ocean, fueling its colossal body by preying on prehistoric squid and fish, a new study finds.
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DID YOU BUY BITCOINS? YOUR BRAIN'S ANATOMY MIGHT BE TO BLAME
Joseph Kable, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, offered a simple choice: Either walk out of his lab with 20 bucks for sure or start rolling dice for a shot at far fatter prizes, like a 40 percent chance to win $80.